Schiller was currently in a state of war and had no way to cross worlds back to DC, but Diana had already gone back and could return home. Schiller directly sent Diana a message, asking her to make a trip to Apollo's Light domain, move the cannon out, and then mail it to him through the item delivery system.
Battleworld's item delivery system could send objects, though it required paying points, and the heavier the item, the more points it cost. Ordinary people were reluctant to use that feature, but Schiller was not short on money, and this was no time to save it. He gave Diana a batch of points and had her send the cannon over.
Diana moved quickly as well. Before long, she had brought back the cannon Anatoly had set up in the Light domain and sent it to Schiller through the mail. This thing seemed to have originally been built in Marvel, so no errors occurred. It was quickly moved into Reed's laboratory.
The instant Reed saw it, his eyes nearly popped out of his head. Without exaggeration, if his eyes could fire X-rays, they might have already burned through the Earth.
"Good Lord, a perfect work of art!" Reed quickly turned his gaze toward Schiller and said, "Quick, tell me, who made this? He must be a kindred spirit! I can't wait to discuss—"
"He's not in this world." Schiller shook his head. "Besides, he probably doesn't have time to discuss how to destroy worlds with you right now. You should first figure out how to build the Antimatter Cannon."
Reed kept circling the cannon, practically leaping around, pounding his chest, crying out now and then, then scribbling and sketching. Soon, he said, "I've got it! The energy-storage method I was considering before was